Official legal documents - governing documents, Accounting Standards

Governing Documents - Official legal documents which dictate how an entity is operated. Governing documents of a CORPORATION include ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION and BYLAWS; a PARTNERSHIP includes partnership agreement; a TRUST includes trust agreement or trust indenture; and an LLC includes ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION and OPERATING AGREEMENT.

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